Men's Fashion Week has become one of the most exciting places to look for groom style ideas, especially now that wedding dressing is moving far beyond the standard black tuxedo. Spring/Summer 2027 pushed that conversation forward with pastel tailoring, sheer layers, tactile embellishment, playful prints, and a softer expression of masculinity, balanced by the return of sharper, slimmer silhouettes. Here are 8 trends worth borrowing for the ceremony, the pre-wedding wardrobe, and every stylish chapter in between.
Pastel State of Mind
Pastels moved through the Spring/Summer 2027 runways with more edge than sweetness. Butter yellow, powder blue, mint, and blush gave classic tailoring a more directional energy, proving men style doesn't have to default to navy or black. A full pastel suit makes a confident ceremony statement, while a softly colored jacket, shirt, or pair of trousers offers an easier way into the trend. Still not ready to bring color to the aisle? Save it for the welcome dinner, rehearsal, or after-party, where the dress code can loosen up a little. Jacquemus, Rowen Rose, and Dries Van Noten made the case beautifully.
Barely There
For grooms ready to reveal a little more, sheer layers are making a surprisingly elegant case. Jacquemus, Prada, Dior, and Saint Laurent all played with transparency for Spring/Summer 2027, from second-skin knits to weightless shirts and softly veiled tailoring. Layer a transparent top beneath a sharply cut blazer for a controlled flash of skin, or let a sheer shirt stand on its own. The key is contrast: delicate fabric against precise tailoring, polished leather, and enough structure to keep the look intentional rather than exposed.
The New Slim
After seasons of generous volume, tailoring is tightening its grip. Spring/Summer 2027 brought the body back into focus through waists drawn in, trousers cut lean, cropped hems, and long, uninterrupted lines. The new slim fit feels sharper, sexier, and far more intentional. For grooms, it offers a sleek alternative to traditional formality without losing any of the ceremony.
Tuck Me In
While we have a soft spot for the rebellious ease of an untucked shirt, the runways are making a very persuasive case for putting it back in its place. Jacquemus, Saint Laurent, and Egonlab all embraced the tuck, giving even the most relaxed pieces a sharper finish. It is polished, yes, but never so neat that it loses its cool.
The Art of Embellishment
Embroidery and embellishment are having a richly detailed moment for Spring/Summer 2027. Flora and fauna motifs crept across shirts, jackets, denim, and accessories, worked in everything from tonal thread and delicate beading to sequins with a little more flash. This is one for the groom who wants his look to carry personality without relying on a loud color or unconventional silhouette. Go all in with an intricately decorated jacket, or keep the gesture more restrained through an embroidered shirt, collar, cuff, or shoe. Either way, the detail deserves a closer look.
Print on Print
Spring/Summer 2027 gave grooms full permission to clash a little. Stripes and checks met dots, animal-inspired prints prowled into the mix, and abstract motifs joined the conversation too. Designers showed that the trick is not perfect coordination, but finding one shared note, whether that is color, scale, or attitude. Start small with a patterned tie, shirt, or shoe, or go further by layering competing prints within the same look. The sweet spot is deliberate tension, not total chaos.
Put a Pin In It!
Season after season, designers keep reimagining the brooch, and Spring/Summer 2027 made an especially strong case for wearing one in place of a classic boutonniere. Dior and Dries Van Noten offered plenty of inspiration, so consider swapping the fresh stem for something sculptural, beaded, or cast in metal. Pin one neatly to the lapel for a polished ceremony look, or choose something oversized and slightly offbeat to give traditional tailoring a more personal edge.
Soft Power
Clothing knows no gender, and the latest menswear runways leaned strongly into a softer expression of masculinity. Lace tanks, scarf-inspired silk tops, iridescent paillettes, and beautifully tactile surfaces appeared alongside classic tailoring, bringing a sensual charge to the season. Take cues from Egonlab and Simone Rocha, both offering a more fluid vision of modern male elegance. The takeaway for grooms: softness can carry just as much presence as structure.
